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1/4/2007 1:17 PM
 
Has anyone seen how DNN performs/behaves with over 1 million users in a single installation?

I'm fairly confident that the performance of the application will be acceptable, but what about administration?  For example when you edit a Role, the User list is a simple drop down.  Having a large number of users would just kill this page.

Whats your highest user count?  How was the performance and administration?
 
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1/5/2007 1:43 PM
 
There is an option in Admin / User Accounts / User Settings which allows you to specify the "Users display mode in Manage Roles". For dotnetnuke.com we specify Textbox, as a Combobox will not be sufficient for 375,000 users. Once you get over 10,000 users you start running into these data volume scale issues - and the good thing is that we are constantly addressing them as we use the application in a high volume production environment.

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Shaun Walker
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1/5/2007 2:18 PM
 

Note:  In addition to the manual control for the administrator, the setting defaults to one of the options if not set based on the number of users.

< 1000 Users - Drop-down combo

>= 1000 Users - Text Box based search


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1/5/2007 4:15 PM
 
We have a product that will let you create massive numbers of test accounts. Contact us through our website www.ucanuse.com It would take a LONG time to generate 1,000,000 but you could quickly generate 10,000 and see how your modules handle that. It would be a good idea to setup a test site and test the full range of functionallity you'll rely on for your site. Be sure to include any third-party modules. DNN may handle the load in general but I don't know if you could use the newsletter feature to send mail to all registered users. I think the number of concurrent users and the number of pages on th site, etc could all have a large impact as well.

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1/5/2007 9:09 PM
 
i'm curious about performance also.  i'm building a social networking real estate site for a customer hosted on a dedicated server.  the customer is going to buy a list of realtor profiles containing ~1million profiles.  aside from the administrative problems are there other things i need to plan for?

 
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